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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Inter domain routing"”.
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Control architecture of survivable multi-domain optical networks
… schemes and protocols. Based on the two-level inter-domain and intra-domain hierarchical control architecture, I proposed an inter-domain routing algorithm, ring-based topology aggregation scheme and modified RSVP-TE signalling protocol. This thesis aims to provide an efficient control plane …
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End-to-end provisioning in multi-domain/multi-layer networks
… gain traction, there is an increasing need to internetwork multiple domains operating at different technology layers, e.g., IP, Ethernet, SONET, DWDM. However, most existing studies have only looked at single domain networks or multiple domains operating at the same technology layer. As a …
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On constructing correct and scalable iBGP configurations
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol), the Internet's current inter-domain routing protocol, has two modes of operation: eBGP (external BGP, used to exchange routing information between autonomous systems (ASes)), and iBGP (internal BGP, used to propagate that information about external destinations to …
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Self-stabilizing Border Gateway Protocol
… Gateway Protocol (BGP) is currently the only inter-domain routing protocol employed on the Internet. It is designed to exchange the reachability information among the autonomous systems in the global Internet. The Internet routing instability (or the rapid fluctuation of the network …
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IF-MANET: Interoperable framework for heterogeneous mobile ad hoc networks
… dynamic mobility and the heterogeneity of routing protocols. Hence, the traditional wired, wireless routing protocols are not suitable for MANET due to its unique dynamic ad hoc nature. Due to the reason, the research community has developed and is busy developing protocols for routing in …
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Reducing short flows' latency in the internet
Short flows are highly valuable in the modern Internet and are widely used by applications in the form of web requests or with user interactions. These kinds of applications are extremely sensitive to latency. A small additional delay, like one or two round trip times (RTTs), may easily cause user …